Palermo tops field at rodeo in Cedar Rapids
Brazilian rider Robson Palermo won the two day Professional Bull Riders event at the U S Cellular Center keeping the highest single score of 91 and top two head total 176 on Party Punch for a 3592 96 prize as 4600 fans watched.
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Cornell Welcomes Coe in Key Iowa Conference Dual
Cornell hosts Coe in a pivotal 7 p.m. dual as the 15-9 Rams, ranked 18th, collide with the 5-8 Kohawks. Top bout features 141-pound paramski vs Mercer, while 197-pound McCabe seeks an early-season revenge. Matt Hoover from The Biggest Loser will sign autographs and speak at intermission.
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Ferentz urges Big Ten to adopt coaches' challenges
Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said at Fan Fest he supports adopting a coaches' challenge system like the NFL, arguing it preserves timeouts and offers clearer review. He noted Big Ten officials already use video review and said he would push for formal challenges at May meetings.
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Stinson and Cyclones Dominate Colorado for Tripe-Double Night
Iowa State guard T. J. Stinson posted a triple-double with 19.4 points 4.9 rebounds and 5.2 assists as the Cyclones beat Colorado 96 61. Rahshon Clark added 24 points and 14 rebounds while Shawn Taggart contributed 11 points and 10 boards. Durin g timeout Clark pledged to deliver the assist for Stinson. Stinson passed for the clinching triple double and Blalock added 15 points and five assists. The win lifts Iowa State to a tie for sixth in the Big 12. They next visit Kansas State and Kansas.
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Georgetown holds off Pitt in Big East clash
Georgetown with Jeff Green scoring 22, overcoming a 15 point first half deficit to beat No. 9 Pittsburgh 61 58 in Washington. Brandon Bowman added 15 as the Hoyas win their sixth straight. Pitt's Aaron Gray had 15 at halftime but 0 for 4 in the second half.
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Kansas rallies past OU in late comeback win
Unranked Kansas, led by freshmen, erased a 16 point deficit to beat No. 19 Oklahoma 59-58. Mario Chalmers hit the go ahead basket with 20 seconds left while Brandon Rush added 18 points helping Kansas improve to 15-6 overall and 6-2 in the Big 12.
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UNI Panthers honored by lawmakers for 2005 season
Members of the University of Northern Iowa football team including head coach Mark Farley and Athletics Director Rick Hartzell will be at the Capitol as legislators read a resolution recognizing the Panthers 2005 season. UNI finished 11 4 and reached the NCAA Division I IAA national championship game.
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Iowa gymnast earns spot on U.S. national team
University of Iowa senior Michael Reavis qualified for the United States National Senior Team at the Winter Cup Challenge in Las Vegas. He finished sixth in the all around to earn the national squad spot, the first Iowa gymnast to make the team since Jay Thornton in 1996.
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